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[[File:Space_Tourism_Beluga_Liner.jpg|thumb|200px|Space tourism with a Beluga liner]] | [[File:Space_Tourism_Beluga_Liner.jpg|thumb|200px|Space tourism with a Beluga liner]] | ||
Ships can be equipped with passenger cabins to transport | Ships can be equipped with passenger cabins to transport passengers. Passengers can be housed in cabins of equal or higher quality than their requirement. The types are economy, business, first class and luxury. All VIP passengers will occupy an entire cabin regardless of how many members are in their party. They will occupy the cabin until the mission is completed or dropped. Non-VIP passengers are housed by seat rather than cabin. This means you can store multiple groups in one cabin or split the groups among different cabins. | ||
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== Multicrew == | == Multicrew == | ||
Multicrew is an upcoming update coming to Elite Dangerous: Horizons. Multicrew will make it possible to join a seat of another commander's ship or let others join your ship, which can be done by being in a Wing. With Multicrew making use of Wings, you can only have up to 3 people in a ship | Multicrew is an upcoming update coming to Elite Dangerous: Horizons. Multicrew will make it possible to join a seat of another commander's ship or let others join your ship, which can be done by being in a Wing. With Multicrew making use of Wings, you can only have up to 3 people in a ship with enough seats.<sup>[1]</sup> It's also said that 3 people in a Multicrew set-up will perform similarly to a wing of 3 ships. You will be able to control either the Helm (Piloting), Gunner (turreted weapons), Fighter con (two ship launched fighters). | ||
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[[File:Scavenger-Salvage-Drone.jpg|thumb|200px|Scavenger and a drone]] | [[File:Scavenger-Salvage-Drone.jpg|thumb|200px|Scavenger and a drone]] | ||
A scavenger is a minor role to retrieve Cargo Canisters found in space, salvageable wrecks or on a celestial body's surface | A scavenger is a minor role to retrieve Cargo Canisters found in space, at salvageable wrecks or on a celestial body's surface using a Cargo Scoop. Whether retrieving an item is legal or not can be seen by the GUI text that appears when targeting it - either "Legal Salvage" or "Illegal [[Salvage]]". | ||
Cargo that a player both jettisons and abandons becomes legal salvage, while if they only jettison it it's illegal salvage for everyone but them. Cargo that is already marked as stolen can only be jettisoned. | Cargo that a player both jettisons and abandons becomes legal salvage, while if they only jettison it it's illegal salvage for everyone but them. Cargo that is already marked as stolen can only be jettisoned. | ||
== | == Infiltrator == | ||
[[File:DataPointSettlement.png|thumb|205x205px]] | [[File:DataPointSettlement.png|thumb|205x205px]] | ||
Infiltrator jobs can be found at various mission boards and require the player to attack or covertly retrieve data packages from a target settlement. Infiltrators are often tasked with attacking a certain quantity of a specific settlement's defense drones known as skimmers ,destroying settlement's power grid or obtaining a data package by scanning a | Infiltrator jobs can be found at various mission boards and require the player to attack or covertly retrieve data packages from a target settlement. Infiltrators are often tasked with attacking a certain quantity of a specific settlement's defense drones known as skimmers, destroying settlement's power grid or obtaining a data package by scanning a settlement's data points via the data link scanner. | ||
Though infiltrator missions offer a high reward, performing these actions is usually illegal and thus often result in a hefty fine or bounty. Since settlements appear on planets, | Though infiltrator missions offer a high reward, performing these actions is usually illegal and thus often result in a hefty fine or bounty. Since settlements appear on planets, the Horizons expansion is required to complete these missions and the player will likely need an SRV. It should be noted that settlements vary in size and security level. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||